Modifiable Factors Responsible for Most Epilepsy Relapses

Nearly 70% of seizure relapses in newly diagnosed epilepsy patients are due to factors like poor medication adherence and incorrect dosing, rather than drug resistance, highlighting the importance of patient education and support. This insight underscores the need for better management strategies to ensure patients follow prescribed treatments accurately, which could significantly reduce seizure recurrence. The findings suggest that with improved adherence and proper dosing, many relapses could be prevented, underscoring the critical role of healthcare providers in guiding patients through their treatment plans.